As a survivor of molestation, you have to understand that if you're not stating it's wrong, then why would somebody stop? In your silence, predators prey. So by owning you were violated, you can call out your violator and let go the chains of shame. So break those chains and step into your light.

In this episode of The 411 Live, host Beverly Taylor engages in a profound discussion about the generational impact of sexual assault, referred to as "generational molestation." With guests Elizabeth Brown and her daughter Amazshea Lee, both authors sharing their harrowing story.

This episode aims to shed light on the vulnerability of individuals with a history of sexual assault, which can increase the risk of becoming victims of sex trafficking. The conversation emphasizes the importance of awareness and open dialogue surrounding these critical issues.

Elizabeth and Amazshea share their experiences in hopes of helping others who may be facing similar challenges. Tune in for an eye-opening episode that underscores the urgency of addressing these topics.

[00:02:50] Generational molestation and silence.

[00:05:34] Grooming and childhood innocence.

[00:9:38] Childhood trauma and its impact.

[00:14:21] Childhood trauma and healing.

[00:18:11] Generational molestation in families.

[00:25:01] Childhood trauma and coping mechanisms.

[00:29:21] Healing through childhood trauma.

[00:36:30] Living your truth and healing.

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